The Sun. — London, England, 1809-11-06 00:00:00

I --...... N A V'A L NEWs I PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 5.---Sailed his Majesty's ship •Conzus, for Oporto; also the Rolla, with convoy for the Downs, consisting of about SO or 90 sail tile Potrifit, BAYLY ; and his Majesty's ship p/ossoni: w ith convoy for •Fialifalc, arrited the night tiefpre,;. also his Majesty's ship Podargus. A few colliers came into harbour this day. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 2. i lie Harlequin hired armed Ship, is appointed convoy to the East ward. Arrived the Jot% tar privateer, from a i.rui*ze in _ . thet.North Sea; the Orion, UFrl N, - and Commerce, Four, from London. Nov.i3.---;--Arrived the lope, 'C )ATII, from Lon don ; Samuel, FURZE, from. Neath Three Brothels, SW AFFI N, twin Swansea ; Ann, LAING,,and Robson, HANDFottri, tram Sunderland.; Aid; LAKg', and Hawke, PILLAR,. trout Neath ;1 'Voiyd, GRIFFITHS . ; from London ; the Alarm re-cnue from a cruize ;hi9 Majesty's . brig Mariner, limn the W vvard.; the tranSpott Tuscan, frorn the, West IGCIIeS ; his IV4jesty's ship UnitOrn, from Shee'rnet , s the Prosperity, WILLIAm s, from - Onernsey, laden - -with deak, bound 'to Coir4 port ;' the Thtnizes, 'of 'London; CLARK ritisler,lro/11 Oporto, laden witli wrine a' cork, bound to. London, put here by contrary . . . .winds ; • the ship Wort/stern, FattLouot maser, froin Lisbon, laden with salt, bound to this port or ardor?... Put back by contrary winch, the l Jane, BARRY, 'for the river. Sailed his Majesty's shipiirmide; Captain HARDY.• MAN, and Abion sloop. of •-war.,. - tO thewest%varcil . . and the brig Weinitolt, of Teig,nmouth, for New fotindland. . Went up the harbour to be repaired,. his Mates' , ty's ship Phcenix,' of - 32 guns, Captain Mui)G ; she .has received considerable damage in the keel, occa sioned by running aground while on the Guernsey station, 'and will be obliged to go into dock:' _ His MajL.siy'S 'hired 'cutter, 'Etta Spencer, lately arrived trout the Mediterranean, was released . from quarantine phis morning. Nov. 4.-Saite:d ihe Collingwood cartel, fo \ t - IM,r -laix., with sick and Woundeu'French prisimers. An other cartel will sail from, hence in, the course at r a few days for the same place It is reported that an exchange ,of Prisoners on a very extensive scale is about to take place. • Five Ftertch privateers were discorered•cruizing between't Dea'dman and the Land's ye,,ter (la 'Ni ) tri c ,i- o ing, which :Was communicated to Admiral ° l lticr i+v telegraph, tk hountnediately Ordered' the Glenne? herb, and Alarm lug er, to sail in w:rsutt of there, troth of whica ~ tood to sea iMmedtately. Brined Ills Majesty's >hii3 Unicorn _to the \Vest .ll;''d the Neptune, 2nd' let ,der, am Dublin the Sirius, D ,BsoN ..LzdeavOur, Tv fits7Eß ; Tortola, 'Y O UNG ; Clara, NADEN Etrori, THOMAS; from Sunderland. Sailed th.e IVeazel schooner, on a cruize. Remain 'in the Bay, his Majesty's ship Defiance. In the Sound, the Dolphin store-ship. I3etween the Island and. Main, the Harlequin hired. ship, and Mariner run-bri g .. In Stonehouse Puol; the Ears Spencer, Snapper, and Charlotte. In Barnpool, the Medusa and Eclipse. Ships in commission . , Amazon, Scoipi'on, York, . Intrepid, Amethyst, Unite,, Partridge, Sandwich, Captain,. 'foiiant, Thins, Hussar; L'A.igle, Pheasant, Intelligace, and Phoenix.. FALmourx . , Nov. 3:-=Arrived 'Bremer. , ;;:111;ot called the Ninety(' fi 'Capt. VcruKtin from Char.inte, c detaioed by hiS Majesty's ship Gibraltar. DEAL, Nov. s. —Sailed 'the Speiulator lugger, idas cutter, 'and Cuckoo schooner, with a fleet of ttansporta for Flushing. • Arrived• and sailed for the Rivtr, the IPilliam DEAREIOiISE, from Portsmouth. The Royalist has &Mined '2i - id -sent into the Downs the Catharine o,Jfault, from EMbden, laden with cheese. SHEERNESS, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Basilisk pin• brig, and made the signal fora convoy to Me Baltic. Nov. 5.--Sailed his Majesty's r,hip Agincourt . for the DOW Sailed his Majesty's brigs Basilisk and .11fanly with a convoy to_the TRURO, Nov. 4.=---Arrived the Lamb, oltbis place, liorioNs, Master ; spoke a brig off the Lands-end, who informs that a French schooner privateer, - *as, then orutzing near, , which was supposed 16 - 11aVe - : "Kured some of the numerous colliers then beatitig.- I. 9und from Wales,,and we have since . teen dated Wednesday, at Penzance, which,stateWiYhAU there is a brig just arrived, which spoke anotherbrig. off the tand's-end, who informed him that he saw four vessels taken, and sent offbta Trench schooner Privateer. - • ' YARMOUTH ' , Nov. 5.---Tbe,brig Nancy, of Ply., mouth, Clio. FOOT,. having striack on the Scrohy Sand, .and .roaking. a deal of water, they were -com pelled to run - her . on shore, to save their lives,;,cargO lost, and the ship a complete wreck.' The Briseis lopp detained and sent in' the Dree Gekoders, TOUTLAM GASOM, master, of Tonningert.As - feem North'Bergen, bound to Husum with pitch and tar.. Sailed for Flushing with stores, transport-NQ. No arrivals from thence.—Ships here:: •lifiebtick, 'Drake, Brwiser, Acute; censor . , Calypso, ,Redbreast,. and EMS 'armed schuyt: impropriety or being involved in personal content tk ,der such =circumstances ;he therefore preferred e. present insfietmeht. The fats ''ere proved by •.v necses, and ihe,defen''ant h4v ing no dmfe,:o , in If! S'PORtING hVTELT,IGENCE. POLICE. aaa t . NEWMARKET "ri:IRD OCTOBER, OR 110L1G14.. 1 Tow 7 sTREET.-On Saturday evenlog, about se a •rt) - : mEETIINIG, [Soo. ! ve o'•clock, a Gellemen, who said his. trame was • . - ' Wirth°lt, entered • the office in grew agitiili()l l , and f• Ld Lowther's 1--Iyi:,s, agst Mr. Rawlioson's Grim:ll(li, gst. ci mplained to the C elk that he had been violently 4b. each. B. C. iogs...(llead Ikat ,)-6 to 4 on 141. s . . assaulted, and eNtremely ill treated by several per Handicap Sweepstakes of logs. each, for 2 - yi oids... T, , ,R0. - . Y.t sow , in t-, he pit of Covent-Garden Theatre . , ail'al ap- re- hid a;. plied for -officers. tra go wish him to 1 alse 'thew into Sir 1. Sheltey's b c. The I,Vaggoner, by Eagle, 50t..12.10. I Mr W iison's Cambric,,SA. )lb. '- - . - -,'''' 2 , , , CUStOdy. The Clerk referred him to Mr. GRAIIAM,' ' Mr. Lake's Miss -,Manager; 7at. tz:lh• - - • - k_)!I ‘,;eilitestoy se.'iinigni. Miii AuGUSTA ,N. It', 3 • tee . sitting Magistrate, who 'heltkriiis eomplaiho , /I , I 1 • , sto 4 agst The V.' . ag, ; (3lal. 4 to 1 agst Cambric, . , . which .'is dill ht , er of Coioite! N.ha ward of Chaticeiy, 'with a to the following etrede-l'itat, lie •w as ill • Sir C. l'urner's•Cunkly, gst. 71b. beat Mr. .C. Browqe s , aitie of 14,0001. t.-11 - iperl t ith Air. G. #.lie (~+„ - the-pit, and not approving of some of the. perform- for Marquis. 85t..21b. Twb-hold C. sags. -3 to lon Goody• once he hissed • a young man sitting near bin), dien from Tutibridae Yells: 1.13,t family reside ..;1 M r .,. Wilson' A Cambric:- fist. 31b.- beat Mr. HowOrth's '""• 3 •- _ '. Fancy, Sat. 'sib. 'f wo-yr old Conroe, cogs .--6 to 4 on Cam- Whose name he since utiderstood to- be White, Jo w,,,-,,...„,,,- 4 t ;„, ( o h- A ,- )6 1 . i s ; 0 6 u ,.,d 6 „ t ,„0 , ,, . oft , !. brie. - - • • , company with -Perry, the. water titatt, : ould 'several ao, et aeothe ; rhe voone, I, aly's mother is deed ; Mr. Vansittart's Burleigh, got. beat Mr: Howorth's An other Cohoto.d is naarrieht to; 'a aeconifetvife. Miss, e e. , giolini, Srs. 21b. Ab. NI: itg.-2. to 4on Burleidi. I . others l asked him what li . ehhisseihat-a-whether it - replied it was.'no•-• . • Gen. Gewer's Niirth, Rst. Ill). ben 1). of Rutland 's Sal- ! -'.wias the play or - performers? .. . He . oas laemlie enthled oo - a large fortune. f 14,00 W: vatbr, Sst. 71b. ...:,cross the Flat ; 20;:,.g5. h., ft.--,2 to. i agst Ailiing to him. White - observed, it Ile hissed again, i when of age,'iii coose,ieetice Of the -death ' o f Mirth. . Should - go'. He did 'hiss again; cotteeiVing . '• telativeS since I 803. but ing -the Colonel's ei , ,e• 0 0.. of Atalart.cr s Saharor, Sst. alb. heat Gen. Cower's'v-L9ut he Mirth, Sat sib. Audiej , End C. 2cogs.h..fre--7 to 4 agst `:Mr. White, or his eompanions,.could oot base oily from 'tonne, Miss N e antl her mother-in. law -visitedy : SalVator. Weelh -•at which fashionable pl Ice ..e, • ! :lung to do with his condud ; upon which Mr : White .• T em a r et v = 7 , 1 Mr: c . Browne's Marquis, rec.. 4ogs. from Major Wilson's tietiis, Sat. 2ib. each. T. M. M. t0eg0.14. - 11.. ~, parties first oecaine accosaintee. thr. . 3 first tti immediately seized him by the, collar, add he was - . • • 1. . - I s i G .,. . i - turned out of the pit. , . . , ! trodutiort to it) La iy :vas by an odhr to ea in his :some .bOoks to her from the ldirary. 0:i the Mr. GRAHAM informed lion, it was not • 1 power to order, officers to go and 'fetch Mr. White ~ : ottoug evening she \vela to the Thtfatrv, ii,..c ~,Ipa , i out of the pit; in custody, but would grant him 'a , vied by ;i. r ~ ,..6 ~1 , ,.r i i i, i,„,; „to sat oe :toe n o:a .;a..1 The distnrbances at this Theatre, and their con- i warrant orgainst Mr. White, which Alr. Wit - bolt . t I (11 Ide SUl , ve-j)OK ail ,f while, Mr. G. wos pertormin . . , . quenccs, begin now to a ear an alarming aspea, and ; agreed to, and Mr. GRAHAM ordered a win-rata k: . close to t he. box, Miss N. contrited to drop a letter to must excitC serious `apprehensions, not only in every 1 be made otat, but while it was filling up, IVlr.White - at i : m unobserved, which he picked up - -also 0.111,4-1- friend to good order and public peace, bat to . the entered the office to' ineer the charge. He proved h o o j ae o. bh her mother-inelavv. In that letter st,e `Constitution under which We havesolong been the Ito be MreGehrge White, jun. of Pork street, West- acknowledged her attactitheot h - i hitn, and g tve :ton ...Most enviable: People - on. the : face of the globe : - 1 minster. When the PrOsecutor'S eharge was taken, : entodrigencvnt to pay his achaesses to hor, riot! said . .After the .Irsual dumb .s/few iepresentation . 01' Tile he said his tame as‘Johil 13hrkitt .Witiliolth: of i tee: afire „ oa k' a J arty ho n . Froin that Om, .a toO- ' O'recian' Daughter, and The Review, on S aturday .1 Tita.ties-DittOo, Suiley; that .he was a Gentleman; . t ua l intercourse aod cortespoodence tee)le place, in last,: the tiniddi - breaking out 'soon after the corn `.; and that he was hi the pit during the performance , w [licit the warineist affedion'was exliressed. : I' , :is aneneement of tin- former piece, the malcontents in of of I'lle (reeiun Daughter, the performance of which ' prOcceditag Was cothrounieited t , I\l'.s: N.'s ill() , her dulged Al -111 - Ives in every excess r ot turbulence, 1 'he did not approve,' and therefore hissed, which he in-i 1 aw, who, io prevent the inter , ....oira.. o roceejit g exccitt ~ : Iss otiempt to; iojure ; the Theatre, other- eoneeieed he had a ri g ht to ho ; when several • per-' 'farther, confi .e i t her Id the douse. "1... is reguil.,- wris-,- ili,lo its!a•icing upon' the o benches.-A inneh sns near him, eta w ibog whom as the prisoeete : hi, de- on, however, .bast. not the de d d stieia M.( ; for r. greater proportieu of persons appeated folk) the i sired bioi to cease bitlsing„ or he and his ineads 0: 'contrived a plan of excleineine leat..rs thrhogh O. P. in their hats, and a considerable nomber of I would turn him Out. The prosecutor,. however, the; k•y-hole of the street door. Miss N. had a thein had supplied themselves , -ill) horns, trtimpets, 1 thought proper not to pay atiy attention to what the be.l-rcrini to herself,• and. got up every moiniiig be ratties, an the' instrunwnis with Wilieii they for- 1 pris,:o e i or his conipanions said, and continued to i fhte rive o'clock, and conversed with her lover ot!'t - , - iberty added to.the geneeat uproar. But, drag-ace- 1 hiss; the Prisoner obaert:ed . again, -". It yOu hiss o f t h e w i n d ow. T il l s ' correspon den ce cont irmled - eful as the scen e wis to the BrHttsli public,, it is far 1 o ti c e more, I will turn you Out." Tlie pros 6 c olol. about - five vt eekS'aiiievioos ti 4 4 lie elopeinetit.-The less Maiming titan what kipponed on Saturday, last . 1 hissedagain, when the prisohet and hiS friends bore -- ;_ ; l ol ,,,„ ment .., as as effected by !the fbilowitia e ir c d no . 0 out of the Theatre, for aAei the leeding malcontents 1 down toten Ilia), and th6 . prisorier seized him by lii ~.., .., had sufficiently gra' , itied . iheinielves. in that . pl•ace, collar, .and he was dragged a. considerahle thSt2nCe. . . . Mr: ..G. •dt,'!Sttitrlte of the most 7 needful.: article, tberremoved in a oody to lie , office of th9'iliora- totvarsls the door, wiled be 'Said he - v (add 'go. out ' money, for carryine on such ,to exploit, met a . ing Post, which paper toes been *a strenuous advo- 1 and tattiest) he did forhfear of thrther violence,' arid ' brotherperfoinierh his - eardiCiala'; told him What he .. cater, for public *peat e, tool caked the rnost e hideotis 1 Conceit log IsiS life to be to di:lnger: - • ••: h.td been doitia„ a:id:whin he way about to do, and yells before the hoitse, soppored by all th -, iiiiii,ins i ilhother charge was exhihhed against the .I' 6- asked him to lend him a 'sum of money, ho•enable - • and pickpockets whose bustnesl:it is, to be•always ; soiree, by a Geitticinan sitting near Air: Wonliolt-in t lita , it) run 'atVai with Miss N. His friendleht him upon the, watch to take ii i ir - .H;ig , of tii,y tanaoper ; the pit. . • , 301. l lit! iwo sons of toe briskto heving agreed .• that may occur. After tits gi . ,LZU'i hag tumult, aud i Jonathan party, of Wad-street, \Veit- Square, St. 1 upon their object, - aridhavhig the consent and ap a a tareettri r , a to the orrice •ot their fa , ourite P.iper; ~ 1 George's-hulas, - said, that hi ....ro.. .0 1-:c.: pit, when probation o f t h e L a d y, set o h; to walk from 'l' tin e, TheMorving Chroniete, this ;land Of deSper.ittws I a nuinber,of • persons weir • . ohee out, " Turn-out :) ,- ;:i, -, e-'Weils to the'Seven Oaks, on To.eelay even- i j nrocekleel to the hottse of ;\!lr. Ceira t iao. the Bar- i Mr, ‘Ninliolt ;" other's caller out, " Turn out Mr. ing i''' and, to avoid suspicion, they bleed a chaise. 4tister, who w:1, honoured with -hoots of approba- 1 Wao (. te. I, ' lhe witness saw Mr. W; r t. alho'.2, the 'and four, at a bye ino,.a few miles from Seven Oaks, lion - , andahen set oif in a formidable' body to Mr., i persoea who were about M r . AVioltolt, - tatien he art i set off in it about three o'clock in the niorniiieh ~.KENlELE'si.iii Gre,d 4usell-slreel, By - this time 1 (Mr. HartY) called out, " 'l'urtt out Mr:Whitea ' and tiroceetled towards Tuobridge-Wells. They • their nutak , ers were considerably auemented: 'tile 1 upon wrhch Me.,White came ap to him and knock- stopped a short distance • befUre they • came to the , ..,. tumult was here outrageous beyond dekt - iptioto to d hou :'lid ! e :town, and c,outitrued heating : loaacross two. town; and , Ga went for use Lidy, acid she, on the most furious menacc•s issued from the tirob.- thirCis ot the eit, and Until he got of : of the boot Os the signal of love, flew to his -embraces with ohlv 1 , $ .., They broke tax win'dotaS; cosered the house .a with h. fl o: ph. , , . ' one co inge tit eloaths, in hopes' never wore to part; filth, and attempted to liiree open the doofV-but i hlr. Gtraitaat ordered Mr. White to find bail for , but (11 -,. :1 ..,...., 1 oonitntent has overtaken them'. • • • ' - , s tf-:' . . • , hapi; t. without , effeei, as it is impossitde -to . gay 1 bo,li the assattits, hid-Bell in 201. Labs ;al.'s altglirawas soon, discovs,rtt erthe .fa and two sureties , • whether, in'tlie slate of their feelings, Mr. k!amaj,e, 1 for each aisattit, in 101. each: rnily got ue, 'arid it at inigth aseerigt... ' at i •a , l, if not his family, might, have fatten a vic- 1 MW r. :nheit hest reed, that he felt so extremely she had-taliept.d Ait II Mr. G. Chl 'Phut sday s hVfO ... . .. tin) '.O t;,e, savage tai,e , ot, an iniurie 4 4tiinh. It is I indignant, that Mr. Wino.: should deeinte to him lowing day, Her mother-ill-law write to Messrs • ,• , : •o‘t-cl, le.) , r‘er, that tantersiactiding ttiCr,- wa s l t •-1 t ,,,-,,w L o sliontd.cot,d,: , t.4- iii4wa4l .et-.4.140-ineatee, t ..plat i and Son, sole a tors, of Bedford -tow, 1.vi,0....-‘4-:-... •,,,, 0 , ;,..ty e. , .-i- , id oil the p.enlises of the Dhice _: . of 1 lit' would, r ear to toe i. ie3i c again on Monday nieht, ' are trlrstees to Miss N. They employed . 4 .-‘,litins - .-.• ... ..i. BLDFORD hi the inittiedi..te uciatibourhoikla -and 1 ;31 - 1 , 1 avolahl hiss; and would take a pair of pisiuls and his.brother to trece the fugitives' out. Th9.;sitiVe s ikii‘ j. . ~ tw 0 t .until - before the door of the. British 'Mu.. i with Itini', and if any person presinneat to infer-fere ' ._r • parsued their inc uhies Whit:Wall hosaible expedi- ' . • and I i : the of tie r iwith i: hissing or I take ''" ' -- -1. - - :eh • aeo•r e •hearmg, pereap:o eXertions ..oe 1 .orn, as to .a.ssiog or ~.tihrog, toey must , Cum and ex.ert ion. The • r.qced the parthis to have • CO Poster besides, the mob gradually departod:4e.the (te11:..-st(iuence. - ' - changed horses at -ti - bite Hart 11.1 a, it, 8r 0 i1; , ..;y, • ' goo tie y , c.,,LlDotEan -pL,L.A.., Without offitaina greater mischief than w e te aae 1 ''iMr., GR-AHAM iequested him not to reheat that; or and trout tbaa, ra I'llrto NV i • . 1 d ' - st.ited. , ' i h- 'i,.. nst be'cinis?l't esit. - -atasity - ot, ordering oim to : e. • aitarate - he. :. LI ..- L; 'I .is pxtretilety well caleuiated for . • , . • . • • Inv Al i :to kee,, (t.- ~ .:,0,-. -...,..,43,,tc. .•It is said that these rioters, for nobody can think , b ' - - z -, - - personS to conceal themselves. Adkins went with . .. . 1, of itieluding them among I hone who . .haye opposed 1 . '''; -.. Mr. Cardale to the tionSe ' of• Mrs. Steele ; Adkins • !A the advanced :prices at oho Theatre, open public .:. • MIDDLESEX. SESSIONS. knocked at the.door, a female answeoau it, and Ad lifrojeiptes, .have threatened, : to- resort this night to ' kins asked if .IVir. G. as 3 . i ',%':,:11:: ? til,e atis :I, ered. ice . Mr. C. Ktansee'S, in New min-street. We trust ' - .- , I the affirm:math mid th a lie sy...s at a• nerr; Adkins, • • . SATURDAY, NOV. 4: that the Civii p(iwer will : now be iii constant readl- ' 1 folloWed her in, aeld saw Mr. G , a Li N i Its athlressed ness to check ,the progress of this hand, of ruttans, t Edward Bittern and LL - tivaid Clatke. were indiaed•Hi lii .6; ' ...la by his nartie,..atid he aoswete.., oi 0 .5 but when . ri and that Volunteer Corps: of every parish which 1 for .stealing a putt or 11.1111, t,altie-ttll . pent.e,,the pro- i Adkins told .him - his busincere,. he told he.' tie MUSS. they maybe likely to .vistt,.vi,ll,..be : equally prompt perty of a Mr, Bujoti. It aly=taied hiss( the ruin .iti'l be mislak , :,•ll,• and that, he. Lev a• was iil Tonbridge • • to. preserve. the hublie peace, and. de ' • 4 , ,, , 1--.• 14 soel-k no . a hogshead I) lug In ' W-11- in his lite • Ahkhis lid. ever, persisted . that feat the de- ; quystion ..- --k - ,-. 0. - , , , ~ ? ~ , , . , .. ,hat signs of loco whose views have little rein ion to the the West ltidi:.i Dorks, ..o asked V. G. No. 4, mid i-1 he was the titan, 'froth iiie cies:ovum) of ohn that replations of a Theatre, and who...are. h ou bit e ss coni,gued to Mess,s..lititter and Pdgrim,-..brokers, .. lie had received, .and that the ; uutig: Lady wild was incited by .the revolutiooaly priticiples , :t loch de- fat Mr. iitijoh, wito,e• property ,ttie hogsheads were. i 4 ; t onna; ..s., ii ii hint was Aii,..5..1.\ - 1.. •1.4 , 4 , Otopute ohout • luged France with. blood, and has plod tic4:=J a [Dili- 1 Mr. Gotta ea:, for toeprosecuttoin argued, that , the iUen'ity of t heir •persons: i a .ks sii ra,, sidled `F ir. nary by r. h . hay despotism in that Country. The app earance i n -. the pel: O Coinpiny could only here he v :ewe(' as chardh e , t o.: solicitor, - :hid. ..liss N.'s truitee, inner- the pit of rr'seu notoriously attached to thos . prin- ; the warehouseritieu co Mr. Bujon, the pript-tetor; `iii:.; to : t. room: BY a . ll4int le (ra b ic acetic hiking place, ciples, and who have taken a leadiog part i n t h e 1 an d that their poss - e!.,sion tt as to be esteemed his. . - , Miss N. finditig _ally attempt to . conceal . herself outrages at the Theatre, will abundantly justify these ' Mr. ALLE'i,. for lii ,piDiclets, contehded that . h o ,c ga a tcaly', bola 1 lovers rusloah to each of ~ ' IS 'conclusions - , and demand•all the vigilance of GOae rn .. ! the ttespasS did. ii t attach to the .properly-, but to : arms, and swore atiaio inatil, bs.attlig I;ieir heads, • `'merit. i the possession, and the ruin iii question never has , - and rutioi.ngllbotit the whin dts•rected ;- Miss N.-. . ~ , . I j o g been at :the posseSsiou of lair._ Ilujoit, that there- agre ,...., 0 .. diog% ith th mem quietly, ofter•uch persuiti- • , .• . THE LYCEUM.-The part of Ranger was assum e d tore the pr isoners cotild . rioi be properly •elotigekl• •shnl. Titey had heett .iskt.d in Maty-leshouneChurch - on-Saturday last at this place by • Mr..KIEVIN.-.-••• ', with a - trespass against him; ille knew his Learned' two Sunday-, and the thxd time:was to have haitea : - What we said-of .his. - Vapid is fully applieaa ) l e to his..; . Friehd had resorted to ! this' experitneto, in curse-. . p l c e y , :5t ,: 3%. 1„ ) ,. , . , performance of Ranger. . It was A servile copy • quenceh•of a defect: in the 'West India Dock. Ist, .. • . ' • . , throughotat of Mr. LEWIS. Ever}-.shrug, and every,protectao iett r .A. Ilicit where it hocfbeen tie etted to prota, l t ) . 1 Ott Saturday the Sheriff's Court in the Borough , interjedion : were : studiously borrowed,.and as there- 1: Might comma into (he is lids of the Company, crirm- ' ' -'. • was, occuoted by a cle l io n, wiwther the property of is nothing analogous in the nature of Mr. I.l,4l.viti's . ,natty' a5 . ,'w,.!11 as clviby, by 0 1 "' t In cellai" judi - . the Lite Mr. SANWEI. WYATT should Hot be paid , ' talents to those of. the actor we 11317 C mentioned, 1 victuals to prOsecute as well as ho sue anti, defend• i over to the Crown, ,111 e pat ties claiming to be en , his adoptions, do . not graft kindly upon his Original : 1, . 1 Mr. A eeey then quoted cases in point, as- rich oc- ;• titled thereto having failed to substantiate their right ? stock. It .Mr. ATELVINI 'were to trust' to his Owl) -, curred before the Old Battey ; but . agrced to a verdict '. After a longinvestigation, the. Court decided in la-- - , powers, he avould•perhaos succeed much bett er , b ut ; of guilt). beitig taken, the Court r'eset's ing eonsidera- , Vonr of the Crown. s • h. • . . - a 3 - there is a harshness in his voice a n d manner, h e • Clot) of toe Sentence till 'they should have rn;.it.re, up i A 12:d named Brunyate, 14 years of age, was last ~. ,Should endeavour carefully_ to shun all comparison,' their maid- on th e pOint of law. This wrla accord-: Week committed-. to York Castle, charged by the • with . an actor whoae lightness , and vivacity - ' ' 1' •1 .. - c-. 111 log y uont... , verdi6t of a Coroner s Inquest, with the murder of never be recolleaed without an injury to Outsell. . • Tor. R.TivG V. Mo'f LER. Catherine Ftimiss, at Selby. , . . We-inserted an "article on Saturday It taken ! This was a - prosecution iestituted by l'slr. Elliott, SMITE-tat a. LI) . - NI ARK ET, Nov. :,‘ 6. •• ,• froth a Morninor . stating that the Chief Cle r k . Chi e f o..li cer o f the E-Ast mail 'Cotrip,iny's..lllp i„ '. e Paper, This day ha .Market had a considelabie supply of • in the office of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN lied "of ' VlTexibrd; for an assautt•Cairinidied baa thy:defendant, prime Beasts, and rite show of Co tie in general -wan Be - ciallY'annonticed to Mr. KEMBLE, that there m us t " the Calvain's servant. Mr.. Elliott stated, ilea , 're : very. good ; - , ' Beef Mutton and Pork, are dearer than he an end put to the scene of riot-and tumult in the had , been iii the I''.;ast• India CoMpany's• sent tee u,)- : - Veal at , lastprice.; • and the . ' our last : repot c i . sold . 'Theatre; either by the Managers, yielding to the, wards of twenty years, arid had put himself to the trade lor the mos: part 'aids pretty brisk. The sales '• universal feeling of the public, or by suspending, the •expeoce and trooble of this prosecution, wieh• hi in the Hay IVlarket were rather lively ; 'Hay, Snow, . `patent." We signified at the time we took this . pa- the hOK, of • checking the spirit Ui - insubordili)it e'Over , fetched last rices.---We 4ubjotti a cor and , . , . . p , e. red statement of the prices arid awl - 114 , 41s :-.-, ragraph, that it appeared in a Paper " which has - which conStantly reiguett incite ships on their htene- -'!'oasink sthe.tidnrper stone iii - 'alb. • `been particularly hostile to the Theatre," . meaning ..ward-bOond ;11-rivals in the River, %%hien the ship's Beef 45.' oil. to io. 21, -Mutton 45., 4d. to is. Bcl,. - Vl7- ea _ . thereby to intimate, that we did not .place much con-- • discipline was discontinued to 'the freqtient -itono- - seh o a. 't., Ss. od.--4'ork 6s. 0,1. tozs. od. ;fiderice in its authenticity. We now find that it was Dent danger tit both ship and cargo t: he sad, that in ..: .13easts, 2,Spe.HShee.p, 1 3 , 4 .,0.-Calyes, 1350..--yigs, 420. without foundation.; Indeed, 'if we had reflected upon • the evening of the day laiiii the inhietruent, he ib- ~ - - srvilTi-MELD. ii.kr-mAv.KET. • . o 61. 6s. oa.-- t i raw., ii. .tis.td. to at. the expression " yielding to the",uniocrsal feeling served one of the Lasears' fixing a 'cot on Coe Siar- 'I 1 . 05 1 7 1 . a o y , ' , i . 5i.: i c it.e s v ' t... 5. r a t; t t . i 0 s.. od. to i , , of the public," which is begging the question, we ! b o ard s id e o f the cuddy ;. the paosecutor said, that -1. lob, 0i.., -- • . might have inferred that the article was of hoine ina- as' he oecohied Idtriself the larbotad side of the setoe,' ~ r i , ....CHIN-EXCHANGE, NQV.6 - 7 7[1 - tis day the arri nzilacture, and without authority. - ' . birth, he was by iit;tvays desirous of so near a ni.?l' , ,Jl- , vals' of , ; Wheat. heak•t a aolerable supply, in part lf6- . .. .it. soldier was hanged at Belem, near Lisbon; on • bOur, add -directed it to he taken below ;on wood) reign, and ; salea e tliteeeol.a trifle dearer that/ on Fria' the 20th ult. pursuant to the sentence'of a Court- - the cieteo dant, the. captain's servant, t x t in orde r‘... ! d the Aajf ; , .Wirley hrattier cliaper ; iii Mali. and - Wolfe Martial, he havtng been. found guilty on a charge of cot for his own -aceolinnottation, came into the birth, P e Peas little variarieii o•Bearis of the t wo- , kinds like- '• robbing General, Beresford of' several valable aa t i_ much:intoxicited usingn:o4l h -pi,ao'ol'looS ep•1114;:18 ' 'wise, t h ere dre i ,l,m,/, stipplies'or•Qats, aud second des, - All the British - troops at Lisbon attended Ott ' 'arid expressions, anCi committed die assault, wticti . • a n d inferiorqualities are.lower ; ! Flour scarcely sup-- . the occasion. • . ' , . he was refrained limn Chast , wng oPhthe ail'ot• bY 1 -i'e . - - portadest prices.. ~ • , . , SATURDAY, NOV. 4 , . n'e was in4antly found Guilty, awl,. sentenced to . months imprisonment in Coldbath Fielt.l7 I!! iioo. FEMARKJJBLE ELOPEMEAT. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.